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Chicago examiner vol xl no 121 a m monday Chicago may 12 1913 monday registered in u s patent office prirf onf ffnt delivered by carrier rru^n uhl r.ii i . 30 cellts er hoath standpatters ready to give up g.o.p rule to bring peace i conservative republicans tell progressive leaders in con ference here they are willing to surrender control of ma chine to unite warring factions borah leads in fight on reorganization meet idaho senator declares calling of convention would deliver party into hands of the reaction aries is in minority but will keep up opposition messages indicating that the standpat ' wins of the republican party is willing | to surrender control of the party ina chinery iu order to harmonize the re pnblican factions and offer inducements to the progressives to return to repub licanism were conveyed yesterday to the progressive republicans in the congress hotel according to united states sen ator l y sherman who presided at the conference \ for three hours the conferees discussed \ behind closed doors the question of reor 1 gauizing the republican party on ad j vanced progressive lines in the con i lave were united states senators cuni 1 mins and keuyou of lowa borah of i idaho grenua of south dakota craw ! ford of north dakota sherman of llli i governor luce of massachusetts [ thirty-three other republican lead 1 including congressmen state sen ! and state representatives is expected thai governor hadley of ami senator works of california | several other leaders allied with the w m â– â– â– the â– ' cipate in the final ponfereoeo to be j this forenoon i for convention long the subjects of discussion were jsitions of senators cummins ken and sherman for plans of ac lntended to culminate in a national bllcao convention to be called this for the sole purpose of reorganizing party cenunittees were named to | i numler of planks to be iueor ed iu a set of resolutions to be pre d to the meeting to-day was said the three principal planks il contain progressive demands as ivs ha the standpat element in itrol in the republican national untitle shall pass a rule which 1 gnsrantse that national commit aieu must be permitted to take their t immediately after their elee i so as to make impossible a repe on of the accusations of fraud in seating of presidential delegates at 1912 convention in Chicago iary delegates first lie presidential delegates selected primaries by direct vote of the peo siiall be seated in preference to egates selected by political boss ' in so-called nominating conven us " ha i the number of presidential dele es from the southern states be re ed or the number from the north i states be increased so as to give ywbelniing control of the party ma nery to the north where the bulk the republican vote is polled e resolutions setting forth these de ds iu polite but firm language were tulated last night and if they are j ited at the conference this morning ! will amount to an ultimatum to the onal republican committee at its ( utive meeting in washington on j 24 sseusiou broke nt in the evening n senator borah i.f idaho led a move ! t to prevent tire calling of the pro id national convention to reorganize republican oariy borah contended â– to call such a convention would be | lay into the bands of the reaction | â– ; who forced the nomination of Taft i]2 at the Chicago convention al j li borah appeared last night to be j ! hopeless minority in this fight it said he wyjtld continue the fight at final meeting of he conference this iiing s of peace messages rvetal senators and congressmen e statements that were construed aessages of peace from the conserva i or so-called standpatters " said itor sherman after adjournment hey are willing to abdicate and will onger stand in the pathway of prog but will surrender control in re se to popular verdict that was how interpreted the messages from the d-patters i r e expect to agree upon a program orrow said senator cummins we out to get results and i believe we get them as the men in this gather ire the kind that never give up l i kt â– here is a mystery can you solve it this picture which was pub lished saturday and sunday in the examiner ias caused wide spread discussion the questions asked are : who is it what does it mean is it a presentation of some new fashion for men ?" foes it typify some special thing ?" the examiner will award five prizes of 5 each for the five best letters received telling why this picture is published all answers must be in the examiner office by 10 o'clock to-night address mystery prize editor Chicago examiner evelyn thaw suicide report is unfounded paris cables she is happy at pros pect of return to stage a report printed here yesterday that cable dispatches told of the suicide of evelyn thaw in a hotel in paris proved to be without foundation the article said news had been received in new york that mrs thaw had shot herself with a revolver the report was cabled back to paris and met positive denial mrs thaw was well and happy with her child and pleased at the prospect of returning to the stage at a large salary king teddy report joke special cable to the examiner london may 11 ismail kemal bey one of the albanian delegates to the londcn mediation conference declared to night that the suggestion of colonel theo dore hoosevelt as ruler of the new king dom of albania was a joke and entirely unlikely lo be considered seriously is mail bey said that tho suggestion arose through his being questioned by a cor respondent as to the ability of mr hoose velt to be king and ho subsequent mis interpretation of bis reply grandmother's love may cost life of child follows boy who was impaled on picket and tears him from hospital | mother rescues victim â€¢ rushes back to doctors with plea that unconscious lad be saved in the arms first of his grandmother then of his mother seven-year-old law rence tait with probably mortal wounds was carried twice through a mile of streets yesterday first from and then to the county hospital the love of the two women for the child almost certainly cost him his chance for life lawrence was playing at his mother's home 627 south paulina street he climbed on the railing of a porch lost his balance and fell to an iron picket ! fence upon which he was impaled a policeman took the lad in his arms j commandered a passing carriage and hur ried to the hospital he had just started when mrs louise myers the grandmoth er heard of the accident screamed near ly fainted recovered and hurried after the carriage carries boy away reaching the hospital the woman fran tically brushed aside bewildered nurses and internes and found apparently by in stinct the cot on which the boy lay she caught him in her arms and fled no one stopped her tottering almost falling at times she brought the child home and was trying to dress the wounds when mrs anna tait the mother came in mrs tait turned pale but controlled herself as she bent over the wounded child we must get him to a hospital at once the county hospital she said wrapping a shawl about the weakening child who was bji this time in a grave i oucliiioa from oss of blood 1 1 â– â€¢ mother ; started for the hospital she was stronger than the grandmother and she ran a great portion of the distance chance of life slender as she entered the hospital she sank to ; the floor exhausted gasping it's my boy doctor save him and i then she swooned the child was carried quickly to an j operating table stimulants were given i and the blood was stopped the heart had almost ceased beating then it was found that there had been internal bleeding into the stomach the mother is at the boy's bedside late last night he had not recovered con ! sciousness and was still weak almost to i the point of death the doctors said there was a lender thread of hope it would have been a strong hope if the boy had remained at the hospital the first time he wa taken there ex-senator cullom is ill in washington apprehension felt because llli noisan is s a years cld washington may 11 former sen ator suelhy m culloni of Illinois is iu i at his residence here and some apprehen ! sion is felt about bis condition he : caught cold several days ago and has ! been confined to his bed to-day he was i allowed to sit up for a short time last ' winter he had a similar attack but re i covered and took up his duties as resl '. dent commissioner of the lincoln memo j rial commission the former senator is in bis eighty-fourth year typhoon sweeps the philippines 58 die as ships go down worst storm in eight years over islands fatalities increased by each report special cable to the examiner manila t 1 may 11 the worst ty j phoon that has been known in these i waters for eight years struck the is , lartds to-day causing many deaths and j wrecking several small steamers as well i as many lighter craft the known fatalities at sea number fif ty-eight but the death list is swelling as outside reports come in it is believed that uo americans lost j their lives king manuel snubbed as agitator by kaiser invitation to wec'ding of princess louise is withdrawn special cable to the examiner berlin may 11 it was reported here to-night that emperor william has coun termanded the invitation for kiug man uel to attend the wedding of the kaiser's daughter princess victoria louise owing to the discovery that the dethroned kiug was implicated in the receut attempted uprising in lisbon it is said that a compromising letter written by manuel from sigmariugen.-the home of his fiancee was recently l'oirfid i in the possession of a portuguese officer j arrested in lisbon the engagement of king manuel to princess augustine hohenzouc-rn was re cently announced special cable to the examiner pakis may 11 king manuel visited j lugano switzerland friday and spent the entire day in conference with a num ber of persons who are supporting him in an attempt to regain the throne he left for germany saturday to visit his fiancee the princess augustine of hoheuzollern cincinnati street car strikers in riot chicagoan believed fatally hurt general walkout feared cincinnati ohio may u mayor henry t hunt follo.ving n conference with union leaders at 11:30 o'oclck to i.ight sent a demand to president schoepf ! of the cincinnati traction company to appoint an arbitrator by 6 o'clock to-mor row night or application will be made to throw the company into the hands of a receiver the city to-night faces the greatest strike in its history early this morning following the ar rival of 330 strikebreakers an attempt was made to operate the cars which had not been in operation for nearly twenty-four hours this attempt was the signal for the first serious outbreak on the part of sympathizers and as a result two strike breakers are in the city hospital one j of them charles wetober motorman forty five years old of Chicago 111 who is believed to be fatally injured men mobbed in riot against militants suffragettes surround m p and demand vote for cause special cable to the examiner london may 11 â€” several members of the men's league for woman suffrage were mobbed this afternoon when they were about to leave hyde turk after a crowd of ooo had refused to give them a hearing prominent workers in the league stood on a truck and tried to speak but the crowd after continuing for half an hour to howl them down surged through the police cordon over turned the truck and severely handled the speakers special cable to the examiner dublin may 11 a crowd of suffra gettes surrounded john dillon member of parliament from east mayo to-night and demanded to know his opinion on woman suffrage to which mr dillon re plied that he would vote against all suf frage bills presented in the house of commons vincent astor iii can't meet senators young millionaire collapces and reception is called off poughkekpsie n y may 11.â€”vin cent astor returned to ferncliffe his country home at rhlnebeck this after noon in a state of collapse and was so ill that the reception which he planned for the members of the senate commit tee on military affairs at ferncliffe was abandoned the members of the committee who vis ited west point yesterday and last even ing returned to new york this afternoon and mr astor went alone to ferncliffe he is suffering from a severe cold and his throat had caused him much distress whether or not he will undergo an oper ation for hie throat trouble is still unde cided find man slain in fire which perils scores police and firemen at work of rescue in burning building come across body two men are arrested quarrel in house at west kinzie and halsted ends in free for-aii fight a murder was revealed early this morn â– ing following a lire which destroyed two j tenement houses at 721i and 72s west kinzie street drove the occupants out and for a time endangered the lives of scores of persons police of the west Chicago avenue station while aiding firemen in rescuing occupants from the building at t2s west kinzie street stumbled over the body of an unidentified mau in the rear of the premises an investigation showed the man had been killed in a free-for-all-light iii which tables and chairs were overturned the stove was lying in pieces on the floor two men are arrested from information obtained by the po lice the persons living in the rear of the second floor had been quarreling the greater part of the night acting upon this information the police took in custody two men who gave their names as james lawrence and vebinte scheft they will be questioned this morning to explain the circumstances of the quarrel resulting in the fire and the i death of a member of their party women discover fire the ire was first discovered by three j women who ran from the building and i gave the alarm track company lit was the first to respond and when they ar rived the premises was in flames such quick progress had ben made by the fire that tho fir?nit*a forold it neces sary to resci .; rjunfbcr â€¢ â€¢:' persons in the building in order t<j save their lives among those rescued were mrs mary sturges and her son diaries living on the first floor john ohy his wife and two children were taken out of 72(i west kinzie street by policeman michael quigley of the west Chicago avenue station james scully his wife and inree children living on the second floor were rescued by sergeant john f o'counell and po liceman michael quigley the firemen encountered considerable difficulty in getting to the buildings as they were located between north des plaines and halsted streets both build ings were completely destroyed three men rescued from boat in lake life-savers reach craft as water rises rapidly another lake tragedy was averted yes terday through the vigilance of captain henry siiinigan of the jackson park life saving station an eighteen-foot sailboat was seen just before dark two miles out in the lake appa'.eutly in difficulty captain siiini gan with six men started out from fifty seventh street and reached the boat as the water was within th'ee inches of the gunwale captain sinnigan transferred the men to the life saving launch and succeeded ir towing the boat to shore the three men who were saved refused to give their names their bout was the canu k of the jackson park yacht club vesuvius is again active tremors are severe and peasants fear new eruption special cable to the examiner romp may 11 tho volcano of mount vesuvius showed signs of increased ac tivity to-day earth tremors have con tinued for twenty-four hours and ni-3 the most severe that have occurred here in many years last night a huge sec tion of the cone fell into the crater ending forth a dense cloud of ashes smoke and vapors have been issuing from the crater and crevasses for several hours and the peasants are fearful of another eruption francis fisher brown dead los angeles cal may 11 francis fisher brown editor of the dial in Chicago one of the promieut figures in american literature died at miradero sanitarium at santa barbara to-day overwork was assigned as the cause mr brown was sixty-six years old and is said to have forced himself to do an amount of work that would have stag gered most men of forty the funeral will be at pasadena taxi fire alarms hotels guests of the planters and morrison hotels were aroused early this morning when a taxlcab at the corner of west madison and clark streets caught fire the gongs of the fir companies awak ened the gnestÃŸ but pone of them left the buildings jl blake girlwedsgarner jilts doctor and elopes impulsive suitor wins mrs lawrence garner formerly miss cornelia mary blake who broke her betrothal to her present husband to announce her engagement to dr a w wermuth she feared garner would be impulsive regarding the original agreement and he was north side girl and lowa sweet heart whom she had cast off dodge parents miss cornelia mary blake of 4530 bea con street decided to save tlte marriage license that lawrence garner of ottuui wa lowa purchased in his name and , hers a day or two after the announce ment had been made of her engagement to dr arthur william wcrmuth of chi cago garner came quietly to Chicago won miss blake away from her accepted suitor her busy bridesmaids her wateh | ful parents and her trousseau shopping and married her out of hand saturday ] noon at the bueua memorial presbyterian : lurch i am too much of a gentleman to say ; anything excepting that i am not broken â– 1 up over this affair stated dr wermuth i i the jilted garner did just what miss bbike always | thought he would do even when she herself was announcing her engagement to dr wermuth even when she was ex pressing the hope that garner would be a good fellow and come to rhe wedding ! she was punctuating all her prophecies with lints speculating on the im pulsive nature of garner and all the while he was justifying her half-expressed ! hopes jilted then wedded in his inside vest pockec lawrence gar ner is treasuring three documents one is a telegram signed cornelia dated may 2 and reading lawrence â€” con ; sider our engagement broken another } is an invitation issued only last friday : asking him to be present at the wedding : of miss blake and dr wermuth and the third is a marriage certificate which proves lawrence garner to be a real locliiuvar at s o'clock saturday morning miss ; blake told her mother she was going j downtown to do some shopping mrs cyrus k blake the mother did not j â– know then that garner was in Chicago ! at 10 o'clock the phone rang at the i blake home and mrs blake heard the rolce of garner saying cornelia and i will be married in a couple of vours all's fair iu love you ] i know letine speak to my daughter ejjÂ»d | aid sues friedmann for 100,000 and will tell secrets of cure brother of berlin specialist is also expected to bring action for 10,000 new yokk may 11.-dr m a sturm for two months the confidential assistant to dr f f friedraann announced to day that within forty-eight hours he would make public the secrets of the friedmann vaccine he declared that he would give the secrc to the ltockefeller institute a committee of the new york | medical society and any reputable physi cian who desired it for purposes of re search and experimentation dr sturm is one of two american physl â– cians whom dr friedtnann has permitted to give injections of his serum at the same time dr sturm made known the fact that he had beg^n suit against dr friedmann for 100,000 claim ing that sum as promoter's fees on the ground that he had introduced friedmann to m eisner of the eisner-mendelson company which concern now has the contract for manufacturing and marketing the tuberculosis vaccine papers in this action were served on j dr friedmann saturday afternoon it is said that dr a c friedmann brother of the german savant is also preparing to bring suit for 10,000 for services and expenses farmer with 20,700 missing in Chicago police seek north dakota man relatives fear was robebd with negotiable papers valued at ?:*>, 000 and currency amounting to nearly 700 olaf j wickum a farmer from n'orth dakota disappeared yesterday from the home of his brother it w august h anderson uo4l iterleai ave nue an appeal was made to the police to search for the man anderson lold captain stephen wood thai be feared wickum had either been the vic^n of j robbers or was pandering ahoh the i city 1 wilson in final plea to johnson for delay begs that action by california legislature in the anti-alien land bill be deferred for the present declines to tell the terms of japan's protest bryan sends message after call by chinda plan of attack by mikado in event of a conflict said to be known to u s war col lege washington experts pre dict break in a week washington may 11.â€”wil liam jennings bryan secre tary of state to-night seat to governor johnson of california a telegram expressing the wishes of president wilson that action on the land alien law passed by the califor nia legislature be deferred secre tary bryan ends the telegram with an offer of co-operation on the part of the president to discover and remedy evils that may exist in the proposed law the statement in full is as follows hiram w johnson governor sacramento cal the president directs me to . express his appreciation of your -^ courtesy in delaying action on the land bill now before you until it provisions could bo communicated to the japanese government and considered by it his excellency baron chia da has on behalf of his gov ernment presented an earnest protest against the measure j as you have before you but j two alternatives â€” viz to ap prove or to veto â€” it will avail | nothing to recall to your atten tion the amendment suggested to the legislature and as the president has already laid be fore you his views upon the sub ject it is unnecessary to reiter ate them he passes over ouea tions affecting treaty rights for two reasons wilson's two reasons first because the bill pasnui â€¢ by the legislature is avowedly 1 intended to . conform to treaty obligations and second because any conflict complained of woul be a matte for the courts but he president feels justified in xpressing again his desire tii.it ixotiou u the subject be deferred for this session and he expresses the de sire the more freely because the legislature can be reconvened tf any time if he welfare of th i state requires it he is fully alive to the impor tance of removing any note a discord which may create antag onism between american citi zens and tke subjects of oriental nations residing here but he is impelled by a sense of duty bo express the hope that you will see fit to allow time for diplo matic action the nations affect ed by the proposed law . are friendly nations â€” nations that have shown themselves willing to co-operate in the establish ment of harmonious relations be tween their people and ours ready to co-operate if a postponement commend itself to your judgment the pres ident will tx to co erate in a i'or discover a . â– s^h that may Â«: â€¢â– v ectiojj with land c uer^hip ';' ens w " '. n the wilson-bryan tei^rim f o j lowed a serie ices at th>a home of se ite bryan which did not euu i 80 c'ftkacfc to-night then the ni.3ss;r.:e vhfoh had been skeletonized by t ident saturday evening was retwu at 0 , the white hous or the appeal fche presiden rr^m \ con^w-d on 2d page : a Chicago and vicinity â€” fair | s^tah^^m and warmer monday becoming un settled tuesday with probably Â£> os showers vs-c range of temperatures yesterday ft sonr highest 52 h7~k~jf ? lowest 41 il^t â– â€” â– â€¢ - average 4ti 6\3\a ithe bcst t place j the^fstvhcormotorcycles to sell .' and a hundred other things â€” . the men who sell automobiles and motor cycles have keen judgment they know how to reach the people and they know how to reach them quick that is why they advertise their new and used motor cars and motorcycles in the classified columns of the Chicago examiner they don't advertise for pleasure or pride but to sell their 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Chicago examiner vol xl no 121 a m monday Chicago may 12 1913 monday registered in u s patent office prirf onf ffnt delivered by carrier rru^n uhl r.ii i . 30 cellts er hoath standpatters ready to give up g.o.p rule to bring peace i conservative republicans tell progressive leaders in con ference here they are willing to surrender control of ma chine to unite warring factions borah leads in fight on reorganization meet idaho senator declares calling of convention would deliver party into hands of the reaction aries is in minority but will keep up opposition messages indicating that the standpat ' wins of the republican party is willing | to surrender control of the party ina chinery iu order to harmonize the re pnblican factions and offer inducements to the progressives to return to repub licanism were conveyed yesterday to the progressive republicans in the congress hotel according to united states sen ator l y sherman who presided at the conference \ for three hours the conferees discussed \ behind closed doors the question of reor 1 gauizing the republican party on ad j vanced progressive lines in the con i lave were united states senators cuni 1 mins and keuyou of lowa borah of i idaho grenua of south dakota craw ! ford of north dakota sherman of llli i governor luce of massachusetts [ thirty-three other republican lead 1 including congressmen state sen ! and state representatives is expected thai governor hadley of ami senator works of california | several other leaders allied with the w m â– â– â– the â– ' cipate in the final ponfereoeo to be j this forenoon i for convention long the subjects of discussion were jsitions of senators cummins ken and sherman for plans of ac lntended to culminate in a national bllcao convention to be called this for the sole purpose of reorganizing party cenunittees were named to | i numler of planks to be iueor ed iu a set of resolutions to be pre d to the meeting to-day was said the three principal planks il contain progressive demands as ivs ha the standpat element in itrol in the republican national untitle shall pass a rule which 1 gnsrantse that national commit aieu must be permitted to take their t immediately after their elee i so as to make impossible a repe on of the accusations of fraud in seating of presidential delegates at 1912 convention in Chicago iary delegates first lie presidential delegates selected primaries by direct vote of the peo siiall be seated in preference to egates selected by political boss ' in so-called nominating conven us " ha i the number of presidential dele es from the southern states be re ed or the number from the north i states be increased so as to give ywbelniing control of the party ma nery to the north where the bulk the republican vote is polled e resolutions setting forth these de ds iu polite but firm language were tulated last night and if they are j ited at the conference this morning ! will amount to an ultimatum to the onal republican committee at its ( utive meeting in washington on j 24 sseusiou broke nt in the evening n senator borah i.f idaho led a move ! t to prevent tire calling of the pro id national convention to reorganize republican oariy borah contended â– to call such a convention would be | lay into the bands of the reaction | â– ; who forced the nomination of Taft i]2 at the Chicago convention al j li borah appeared last night to be j ! hopeless minority in this fight it said he wyjtld continue the fight at final meeting of he conference this iiing s of peace messages rvetal senators and congressmen e statements that were construed aessages of peace from the conserva i or so-called standpatters " said itor sherman after adjournment hey are willing to abdicate and will onger stand in the pathway of prog but will surrender control in re se to popular verdict that was how interpreted the messages from the d-patters i r e expect to agree upon a program orrow said senator cummins we out to get results and i believe we get them as the men in this gather ire the kind that never give up l i kt â– here is a mystery can you solve it this picture which was pub lished saturday and sunday in the examiner ias caused wide spread discussion the questions asked are : who is it what does it mean is it a presentation of some new fashion for men ?" foes it typify some special thing ?" the examiner will award five prizes of 5 each for the five best letters received telling why this picture is published all answers must be in the examiner office by 10 o'clock to-night address mystery prize editor Chicago examiner evelyn thaw suicide report is unfounded paris cables she is happy at pros pect of return to stage a report printed here yesterday that cable dispatches told of the suicide of evelyn thaw in a hotel in paris proved to be without foundation the article said news had been received in new york that mrs thaw had shot herself with a revolver the report was cabled back to paris and met positive denial mrs thaw was well and happy with her child and pleased at the prospect of returning to the stage at a large salary king teddy report joke special cable to the examiner london may 11 ismail kemal bey one of the albanian delegates to the londcn mediation conference declared to night that the suggestion of colonel theo dore hoosevelt as ruler of the new king dom of albania was a joke and entirely unlikely lo be considered seriously is mail bey said that tho suggestion arose through his being questioned by a cor respondent as to the ability of mr hoose velt to be king and ho subsequent mis interpretation of bis reply grandmother's love may cost life of child follows boy who was impaled on picket and tears him from hospital | mother rescues victim â€¢ rushes back to doctors with plea that unconscious lad be saved in the arms first of his grandmother then of his mother seven-year-old law rence tait with probably mortal wounds was carried twice through a mile of streets yesterday first from and then to the county hospital the love of the two women for the child almost certainly cost him his chance for life lawrence was playing at his mother's home 627 south paulina street he climbed on the railing of a porch lost his balance and fell to an iron picket ! fence upon which he was impaled a policeman took the lad in his arms j commandered a passing carriage and hur ried to the hospital he had just started when mrs louise myers the grandmoth er heard of the accident screamed near ly fainted recovered and hurried after the carriage carries boy away reaching the hospital the woman fran tically brushed aside bewildered nurses and internes and found apparently by in stinct the cot on which the boy lay she caught him in her arms and fled no one stopped her tottering almost falling at times she brought the child home and was trying to dress the wounds when mrs anna tait the mother came in mrs tait turned pale but controlled herself as she bent over the wounded child we must get him to a hospital at once the county hospital she said wrapping a shawl about the weakening child who was bji this time in a grave i oucliiioa from oss of blood 1 1 â– â€¢ mother ; started for the hospital she was stronger than the grandmother and she ran a great portion of the distance chance of life slender as she entered the hospital she sank to ; the floor exhausted gasping it's my boy doctor save him and i then she swooned the child was carried quickly to an j operating table stimulants were given i and the blood was stopped the heart had almost ceased beating then it was found that there had been internal bleeding into the stomach the mother is at the boy's bedside late last night he had not recovered con ! sciousness and was still weak almost to i the point of death the doctors said there was a lender thread of hope it would have been a strong hope if the boy had remained at the hospital the first time he wa taken there ex-senator cullom is ill in washington apprehension felt because llli noisan is s a years cld washington may 11 former sen ator suelhy m culloni of Illinois is iu i at his residence here and some apprehen ! sion is felt about bis condition he : caught cold several days ago and has ! been confined to his bed to-day he was i allowed to sit up for a short time last ' winter he had a similar attack but re i covered and took up his duties as resl '. dent commissioner of the lincoln memo j rial commission the former senator is in bis eighty-fourth year typhoon sweeps the philippines 58 die as ships go down worst storm in eight years over islands fatalities increased by each report special cable to the examiner manila t 1 may 11 the worst ty j phoon that has been known in these i waters for eight years struck the is , lartds to-day causing many deaths and j wrecking several small steamers as well i as many lighter craft the known fatalities at sea number fif ty-eight but the death list is swelling as outside reports come in it is believed that uo americans lost j their lives king manuel snubbed as agitator by kaiser invitation to wec'ding of princess louise is withdrawn special cable to the examiner berlin may 11 it was reported here to-night that emperor william has coun termanded the invitation for kiug man uel to attend the wedding of the kaiser's daughter princess victoria louise owing to the discovery that the dethroned kiug was implicated in the receut attempted uprising in lisbon it is said that a compromising letter written by manuel from sigmariugen.-the home of his fiancee was recently l'oirfid i in the possession of a portuguese officer j arrested in lisbon the engagement of king manuel to princess augustine hohenzouc-rn was re cently announced special cable to the examiner pakis may 11 king manuel visited j lugano switzerland friday and spent the entire day in conference with a num ber of persons who are supporting him in an attempt to regain the throne he left for germany saturday to visit his fiancee the princess augustine of hoheuzollern cincinnati street car strikers in riot chicagoan believed fatally hurt general walkout feared cincinnati ohio may u mayor henry t hunt follo.ving n conference with union leaders at 11:30 o'oclck to i.ight sent a demand to president schoepf ! of the cincinnati traction company to appoint an arbitrator by 6 o'clock to-mor row night or application will be made to throw the company into the hands of a receiver the city to-night faces the greatest strike in its history early this morning following the ar rival of 330 strikebreakers an attempt was made to operate the cars which had not been in operation for nearly twenty-four hours this attempt was the signal for the first serious outbreak on the part of sympathizers and as a result two strike breakers are in the city hospital one j of them charles wetober motorman forty five years old of Chicago 111 who is believed to be fatally injured men mobbed in riot against militants suffragettes surround m p and demand vote for cause special cable to the examiner london may 11 â€” several members of the men's league for woman suffrage were mobbed this afternoon when they were about to leave hyde turk after a crowd of ooo had refused to give them a hearing prominent workers in the league stood on a truck and tried to speak but the crowd after continuing for half an hour to howl them down surged through the police cordon over turned the truck and severely handled the speakers special cable to the examiner dublin may 11 a crowd of suffra gettes surrounded john dillon member of parliament from east mayo to-night and demanded to know his opinion on woman suffrage to which mr dillon re plied that he would vote against all suf frage bills presented in the house of commons vincent astor iii can't meet senators young millionaire collapces and reception is called off poughkekpsie n y may 11.â€”vin cent astor returned to ferncliffe his country home at rhlnebeck this after noon in a state of collapse and was so ill that the reception which he planned for the members of the senate commit tee on military affairs at ferncliffe was abandoned the members of the committee who vis ited west point yesterday and last even ing returned to new york this afternoon and mr astor went alone to ferncliffe he is suffering from a severe cold and his throat had caused him much distress whether or not he will undergo an oper ation for hie throat trouble is still unde cided find man slain in fire which perils scores police and firemen at work of rescue in burning building come across body two men are arrested quarrel in house at west kinzie and halsted ends in free for-aii fight a murder was revealed early this morn â– ing following a lire which destroyed two j tenement houses at 721i and 72s west kinzie street drove the occupants out and for a time endangered the lives of scores of persons police of the west Chicago avenue station while aiding firemen in rescuing occupants from the building at t2s west kinzie street stumbled over the body of an unidentified mau in the rear of the premises an investigation showed the man had been killed in a free-for-all-light iii which tables and chairs were overturned the stove was lying in pieces on the floor two men are arrested from information obtained by the po lice the persons living in the rear of the second floor had been quarreling the greater part of the night acting upon this information the police took in custody two men who gave their names as james lawrence and vebinte scheft they will be questioned this morning to explain the circumstances of the quarrel resulting in the fire and the i death of a member of their party women discover fire the ire was first discovered by three j women who ran from the building and i gave the alarm track company lit was the first to respond and when they ar rived the premises was in flames such quick progress had ben made by the fire that tho fir?nit*a forold it neces sary to resci .; rjunfbcr â€¢ â€¢:' persons in the building in order t, 000 and currency amounting to nearly 700 olaf j wickum a farmer from n'orth dakota disappeared yesterday from the home of his brother it w august h anderson uo4l iterleai ave nue an appeal was made to the police to search for the man anderson lold captain stephen wood thai be feared wickum had either been the vic^n of j robbers or was pandering ahoh the i city 1 wilson in final plea to johnson for delay begs that action by california legislature in the anti-alien land bill be deferred for the present declines to tell the terms of japan's protest bryan sends message after call by chinda plan of attack by mikado in event of a conflict said to be known to u s war col lege washington experts pre dict break in a week washington may 11.â€”wil liam jennings bryan secre tary of state to-night seat to governor johnson of california a telegram expressing the wishes of president wilson that action on the land alien law passed by the califor nia legislature be deferred secre tary bryan ends the telegram with an offer of co-operation on the part of the president to discover and remedy evils that may exist in the proposed law the statement in full is as follows hiram w johnson governor sacramento cal the president directs me to . express his appreciation of your -^ courtesy in delaying action on the land bill now before you until it provisions could bo communicated to the japanese government and considered by it his excellency baron chia da has on behalf of his gov ernment presented an earnest protest against the measure j as you have before you but j two alternatives â€” viz to ap prove or to veto â€” it will avail | nothing to recall to your atten tion the amendment suggested to the legislature and as the president has already laid be fore you his views upon the sub ject it is unnecessary to reiter ate them he passes over ouea tions affecting treaty rights for two reasons wilson's two reasons first because the bill pasnui â€¢ by the legislature is avowedly 1 intended to . conform to treaty obligations and second because any conflict complained of woul be a matte for the courts but he president feels justified in xpressing again his desire tii.it ixotiou u the subject be deferred for this session and he expresses the de sire the more freely because the legislature can be reconvened tf any time if he welfare of th i state requires it he is fully alive to the impor tance of removing any note a discord which may create antag onism between american citi zens and tke subjects of oriental nations residing here but he is impelled by a sense of duty bo express the hope that you will see fit to allow time for diplo matic action the nations affect ed by the proposed law . are friendly nations â€” nations that have shown themselves willing to co-operate in the establish ment of harmonious relations be tween their people and ours ready to co-operate if a postponement commend itself to your judgment the pres ident will tx to co erate in a i'or discover a . â– 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